Two National Guard soldiers shot; US suspends immigration requests of Afghans

Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded in a daylight shooting near the White House by an Afghan national with US military ties. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, was apprehended after a firefight. President Trump labeled the incident an “act of terror,” leading to a halt in Afghan refugee processing and sparking debate on immigration policies.

It’s Thanksgiving! Los Angeles freeways get buried in traffic — video goes viral

Thanksgiving travel chaos grips Los Angeles as the 405 Freeway transforms into a sea of red brake lights. Millions nationwide are hitting the roads, making this one of the busiest holiday travel periods in decades. Viral footage captures the extensive gridlock, with drivers facing standstill traffic long before reaching their destinations.

Most populated city: Jakarta tops list with estimated 42 million residents; replaces Tokyo

Jakarta has surpassed Tokyo as the world’s most populated city, now home to an estimated 42 million people, according to a new UN report. Dhaka follows closely. This shift is attributed to updated methodology for defining urban areas. The report highlights a global trend of increasing urbanisation, with cities expected to drive future population growth.

Democrats have no solution to fix education: Vivek Ramaswamy attacks Ohio governor candidate

Republican Vivek Ramaswamy is highlighting education in Ohio’s gubernatorial race, accusing former health director Amy Acton of worsening inequality through COVID-19 school closures. Ramaswamy argues these lockdowns caused irreversible learning losses, particularly for disadvantaged students, and criticizes Democrats for lacking solutions to fix education.

Jet rides for girlfriend, SWAT deployments, and Shein deals: Top 5 controversies of FBI Director Kash Patel

Kash Patel’s time as FBI chief during the Trump administration stirred considerable debate. Among the claims were allegations of misusing government aircraft for personal jaunts to visit his girlfriend, controversial decisions regarding the handling of Jeffrey Epstein’s case, and the dismissal of senior FBI personnel.

What led to YouTube giving EricOneHive three copyright strikes and why is he ready to quit Clash of Clans completely?

YouTuber EricOneHive faces potential channel deletion within seven days due to three copyright strikes from Supercell, the makers of Clash of Clans. Despite efforts to counterclaim, he vows to cease all Supercell game content, even if his channel is saved. Fans express support, lamenting the potential loss to the gaming community.